The Works of Jonathan Swift, D.D., Dean of St. Patrick's, Dublin, Volume 19C. Bathurst, C. Davis, C. Hitch and L. Hawes, J. Hodges, R. and J. Dodsley, and W. Bowyer., 1754 |
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Page 136
... best little woman in the world . His chickens are the fateft , and his ale the best in all the country . Befides , the parfon has a little cellar of his own , of which he keeps the key , where he always has a hogfhead of the beft wine ...
... best little woman in the world . His chickens are the fateft , and his ale the best in all the country . Befides , the parfon has a little cellar of his own , of which he keeps the key , where he always has a hogfhead of the beft wine ...
Page 170
... best com- pliments to you . They came on Mrs. Spencer's account , who is better in her health fince the drank these waters . daily fee fuch numbers of people mended by them , that I cannot but wish you would try them : as you are ...
... best com- pliments to you . They came on Mrs. Spencer's account , who is better in her health fince the drank these waters . daily fee fuch numbers of people mended by them , that I cannot but wish you would try them : as you are ...
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... best method to preferve a life of fo much importance to an op- preffed people ! 7 A Before I conclude , gratitude obliges me to tell you , that Mr. Temple || was here lately , and was exceedingly kind to me and my daughters . He made me ...
... best method to preferve a life of fo much importance to an op- preffed people ! 7 A Before I conclude , gratitude obliges me to tell you , that Mr. Temple || was here lately , and was exceedingly kind to me and my daughters . He made me ...
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